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Tinubu’s Second-Term Ambition Misplaced Priority, Says Bucknor-Akerele
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22:38Now PlayingA former Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Kofo Bucknor-Akerele, has described as a misplaced priority, President Bola Tinubu’s re-election bid in 2027.
Bucknor-Akerele deputised ex-Lagos governor Tinubu from May 1999 to December 2002, though Tinubu was in office till May 2007.
The octogenarian was on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief programme on Thursday.
Bucknor-Akerele, a member of The Patriots, led by former Commonwealth Secretary-General Emeka Anyaoku, said the Tinubu presidency must rejig the nation’s socio-economic apparatus as a matter of urgency.
She said seeking a second term in office should not be Tinubu’s focus at the moment, but getting the country to work.
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